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Nine Lives of a Wet Pussy (1976)
The notorious debut feature from future acclaimed filmmaker ‘Jimmy Boy L.’, 9 LIVES OF A WET PUSSY, which was shot under the more appropriate title of ‘Nothing Sacred,’ is a sexual fever-dream laced with astute commentary on religion, class, and general mysticism. Written by ‘Nicholas George’, and photographed by Francis X. Wolfe (Nightdreams), and with a throbbing, jazz-infused original soundtrack composed by Joseph Delia (Bad Lieutenant, The Addiction), 9 LIVES OF A WET PUSSY has long only been viewable in poor quality and censored editions. Vinegar Syndrome is pleased to present the world Blu-ray debut of this fascinating chapter in New York City made underground cinema, newly restored from its original 35mm camera negative, with its most controversial sequence fully intact for the first time since its initial VHS release in the early 80s.
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